Jamaica and Turkey were removed from the FATF's grey list
Claimants received almost €6,000 on average
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The public service is one of the guardians of good governance
Former army colonel could be a bridge builder between Muscat and Abela
Mallia swaps Transport Malta for OPM, with Micallef rumoured to be Brussels-bound
After more than 13 years in England, including five years in prison, Julian Assange has pleaded guilty
38,267 cheques were not cashed
President Myriam Spiteri Debono praises civil servants at Public Service awards
Cleverly tells BBC aide called policy 'crap' for effect
Roger Agius claims OPM offered protection if he fired Jason Azzopardi
Company reacts to media reports after court annulled €600m tender decision
Business lobby notes that it has been calling for dramatic changes for three years
Former minister and Labour MP poised to swap parliament benches for judicial one
The process of renewing the sectoral agreement started in December 2022
Malta urged to address skills shortage, traffic congestion
Actors in video refer to public services and government initiatives such as those dished out to parents and the elderly
Ex-PL leader says clientelism is ineffective and counterproductive
Whistleblower’s Act still leaves a lot to be desired and without such protection, sources risk being deterred from helping the press
Interpreting the constitution on the president’s prerogative of mercy
Debt grows by €800 million in a year
Light Passenger Operators Association planned on protesting 'injustices' on Monday
Legal notice to be published in Government Gazette on June 4
Plans to outsource certain MDH services to St Luke’s Hospital
Government announcements double as election looms
Labour Party insiders have said the energy minister is ‘best placed’ to replace Chris Fearne as EU Commissioner
Over 30,000 people were infected with HIV, hepatitis between 1970s and 1990s
Health Minister plans to close down psychiatric hospital within four years
Party in government in a much weaker bargaining position to negotiate when in election mode: Malta Employers’ Association
'We cannot accept that the asphalt and tarmac industry inches any closer to residents,' the prime minister tells supporters
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